Stadiumi Korabi (Korabi Stadium)

Peshkopi sits in the mountains of Dibër, and its stadium has followed one club through several names — Bashkimi Dibran, Shoqëria Sportive Korabi, Peshkopia, and now simply Korabi — while the ground itself, Stadiumi Korabi, kept its own name through every rebrand.

Its sharpest episode dates to December 2016, when the club's promotion to the Albanian Superliga forced a reconstruction against the clock: work began on 28 December with a target finish of 21 January, needed to satisfy top-flight licensing rules. The deadline passed unmet, and Korabi opened their first Superliga campaign playing home fixtures in Tirana rather than Peshkopi — a club newly arrived in the elite, watching its own ground from a distance.

Korabi have since dropped back to the Kategoria e Parë, the second tier, and the stadium has settled into the rhythm that suits it: a natural grass pitch holding 6,000 seats for crowds that usually run to a few hundred. No record survives of when it was first built — only of the club that has called it home under four different names.